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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-03-24
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
March % 1897 On m

March %, 1887, Up. m.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Mayor Brewer in the chair,
Messrs. Mccain, Weaver, Bill,
Tytherleigh, Hyde, Adds and Phillips.
The following report from the Com
mittee on Police and License was
adopted.
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(IHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
~ PROVED 81 BUSINESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
HARVEYS SALOON. THE SOUTHEAST COR
NEK ST rSEIMESS sE AVENUE AND

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No Ed
1897 ON the 18th day Of July, 1887. the under f
signed trustees will offer for sale ut public auction
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1887 1T FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ, the following piece Of real estate, situated and
being In the City OF Washington District of Colum
Ola TO wiz ALI that of lot six TO- in square three
hundred and forty nine (349) which begins for the
same At the northwest OF said lot and square,
and running thence south along the east line of 11th
street west one hundred and twenty.seven and hfty
one hundredths feet (127.5O); thence east and Ut
right angles to said 1h street twenty -four feet (24
thence north deg. 13?s min. west seventy-two and
forty-seyen one hundredths feet t72.47); thence
north dsS S2 min east forty five and seventy mine
avenue: thence IN n0rthwestly direction along the
line Of said avenue twenty feet (28) to said 1fh
street and point OF beginning the same being I'm
proved by large iron front building, known e Har.
vey's Saloon.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash, OF which the Of fifteen hundred
dollars 5000 Is to be paid deposit at the time
Of the balance OF the purchase money to be paid
IN two equal tnstalments In and two years from
the Of sale the deferred payments be
deed Of trust upon the said described real estate and
to draw interest ut the rate Of six per centum per
num- all cash at the option OF the purchaser Terms
Of sale to be complied with In ten days after day
sale the property to be resod ut the and sks
CHAPLIN BROWN,
rRArx sI Ss aHss Rs Trustees.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer. B21-d&ds
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llIRIs.

DIED.
BARBOUR On July "a. 1857. af O'Clock, ANNA n
BARBOUR youngest daughter Of Louisa Barbour. u
the twenty NTH year OF her are.
Fell asleep Ia Jesua.
Funeral viii take place at the second Baptist church,
Third street between aud streets hires o'oiss6
Tuesday, July 20.
cRossLEY. On July "a. 1887. MAY. infant dsugh-
ter Of Arthur w. and May G. Crosley
FRANK On the oath lust, Ct 2s30 am. JACOB
FRANK after lingering ILLNESS IN shs ssssnty-thafd
year Of his nee.
Funeral from his late residence 2l2o Pennsylvsnia
avenue northwest. Tuesday afternoon C2othl at
$50 Friends u the family respectfully invita-
70 attend
MITCHELL. On July 25. 1887. At 3 O'Clock N,
Blanche. the beloved daughter OF Adam and Cslis
MITCHELL
Funsrsi win take place ct three ocloct wednssdsy.
July "a, from her parents residence, 1925 Thru
ttrd street West Washington kelatives and friends
are invited to attend
PARKER Suddenly. Sunday evening" July q.
1857, sf nslf past nine. GEORGE W. PARkEK In the
nfty-sxth year Of hts sge:
Funeral from the residence of his mother In law
Mr.. L A Cooper, 40 Twelfth u. u. ", Wednesday
afternoon O'Clock pm Friends invited
RILEY. At 733 Third street northwest on sstur-
day, July % 1857. q ~ O'clock p.l., kia DELLA
Funeral On Tuesday afternoon Ct O'Clock
TUnEBURKE On SUNDAY, July -, q 1870
O'clock p.nl.. GEORGE AkTHuR, infant son Of Co.,
W. and kveltns Turnburke.
Funer0 private.
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Rev. Dr.. Robert Piggot the oldest Episcopal
clergyman In the United states died on saturday
night at his residence. IN aykesv1lle, Nd, In the
nlnety third year OF his age.
NJ. OBr1en, editor or United ireland, declares
that the elect Of the Irish land bill viii be %
BANKRUPT the landlords and destroy the present
government.
The boys In Albany, N. Y. thin out the English
spaxrows BY shooting them with toy rides. Satur-
day afternoon Willi6 Dykeman while scattering
crumbs TO attract the birds was accidentally shot
and killed hy his brother Fred.
During q quarrel IN Jersey City yesterday be.
tween ya2 Barton and John Muilin the latter
drove the point Of an umbrella into Bart0ns right
eye. Destroying It and endangering Bartons life.
Ma Ellen Lamb. widow living near Toledo,
Ohio shot and killed Cha& Besstnger Q farmer
nvin9 near her residence, saturday morning early
e. be was attempting 70 force an entrance into
her house through window.
Gertrude Bancroct New YORK girl aged seven-
teen Sulc1Aodh y taking rat poison yesterday morn
ing because her mothef rebaked her for Saying out
lAte Is night
Chairman Sauoers, Of the Pennsylvania demo-
cratic state central committee, has issued Q call
lor tie 6tafe conyentton, - nominate candidates
uref. 20 meet q Allentown August 81
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w Cloud building, corner 9th and sts NV Eish-
teenth year Piano Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute Cor
net, &c. Free advantages
je27-1m' o. B. BULLARD, Director
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
M E a1Sa IA and c. x; URNEk, Proprietors,
The highest standard Business College in America
Book keeping Business Arithmetic, Theory PRACTICAL
:ions. Prof G. X: URNER MA. c. T., Principal FIJI
teen years experiences. More than $4,000 graduates
Service sxaminsti0n& Please call or send for Cir
culars mh36m
study to adults confidential; prepares for colla9e
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

MILWAUKEE, July ga special from Hudson
WIS, to the Evening Wisconsi,. says the south
bound passenger train on the North Wisconsin
DIVISION OF the Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Omaha railway ran into an open switch at Cunl-
beriand Station. Engineer John Donohue, Of Hud-
son, and Fireman Webster, OF Altoona, were
Killed, ana Baggagenaster Murphy injured. The
engine, express and baggage cars were wrecked.
freight train had been Side-tracked to await the
passage OF the passenger train, and the freight
hands failed to close the switch
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Another Fight in Kentucky.

CHICAGO July PA special from Williamsburg,
KY, says: bloody fight commenced in Bell
county, KY, Friday IS still progressing in which
two men are know to have been killed. and In
which many more will doubtless follow before it is
ended. The sheriff summoned posse to arrest a
county who resisted and in the fight which en-
sued sued George Thomas, OF the posse, and George
Turner OK the other side were both killed. Each
side has been reinforced and the fight is raging
hotter than at first. Geo. Thomas who was
killed formerly lived in this town, and his BROTH
erS live here still They received the news OF
their brothers death late last night by telephone
and left Immediately for the scene OF conflict
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TIE i3IloWing chanxes from Saturdays quotations
:ss!s.s.ss ST. @ S'sd 1 1SS asked: asked
istered, 125x asked G. per imp. IS, 1891. coin,
1Osh bid. 109h asked. D. c. per imps. Is. 1881.
surTsasy iS ssksa :: q, Year 3ssa Up ,.
e. 1872 gold, l13 bid; Columbia railroad stock,
Washington Gas. 39H 6id georgetown Gas. ~ bid
Insurance, iSo bid kyss insurance. 6id 81
Masonic Hall bonds, 102 bid. Washington Market
stock. 1S bid. WASHINGTON Market bonds, li8
bid. Washington Brick Machine, rs bid Bank Of
Washington, ?SQ bid. Central National bank, 1855
Ice, l2o bid. Real Est.te Title Insurance.
12S bid Penn Tel. Co.. AZ asked Chesapeake
Electric Light, 7SH asked. W. l. L ist mortgage
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O'Brienx circus seems to have had bad luck,
One OF the employees said yesterday, when the
had received no pay during the tour, and that the
animals had not been fed since they teft Albany on
Friday.
The Pennsylvania Company had acquisitions
Saturday Tor Loo more carr wet Of t1teGbQnG
than they could furnish, and the demand along
the line OF the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad ana "a
branches Ia also increasing daily.
A train on the Baltimore and Ohio Was almost
completely wrecked at P1ttsburg YESTERDAY, IN
g1neer J. j. Moore was fatally injured, Two HiS-
ters jumped from the train, ono having hT NJ
broken In two places. and the other receiving
severe internal Injuries Four other paseengefS
Alexander NcKiEn0n, drBt 01oemanof the l1t&o.
burg Base Ball Club, died at the WAvee1y HOuoe
ChakiestoWn dtstEtc4 Boston, lase evening q t.
phOad feyer.
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T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND g
STREETS NORTHWESTERN FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue and under the provisions of the last -
will Of Peter Monaghan deceased duly admitted s:S
to probate and recorded in the Office Of the
OF Wills the undersigned will otter for sale, at public
a THa N front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following described real estate
situate IN the city Of Washington to wit Part Of let
vision OF square numbered six hundred and twenty.
TOUR 6 situate on the northeast Of First aud
u streets northwest, and fronting % feet First
street and running back 80 feet uniform width and
store and dwellins-7O1 First street northwest.
Terms OF sale; One.thrd cash: balance in one and
TWO years. Tor hlch the notes Of the purchaser,
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold and
be given or sl cash. ut the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 required when property is struck Off
All conveyaLNng at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale
be not complied with within ten days from day Of SALE
cost of purchaser after five days advertisement in
newspaper published in Washington, d. G.
lSigned) THOMAS GEARY,
U23-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auct,oneer.

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF F1RsT-CLAss GROCERIES
VINES AND LIQUORS, EMBRACING IN PART
Flour In Barrels and Sacks Meal, Teas, Sugars and
Goees Whiskies in Barrel aud Glass Brsndies Wines.
HSttied Liquors 9f every description. ChsmPagnes.
SheifGoods OF all kinds and of the best manufacture
Vinegar, Toilet and Laundry Soaps. Tobacco and
Cigars, Wooden and Willow Ware Show Cases. Counter
and Platform Scales, Large Coffee Mill LargeIce Box,
Once Furniture, together with other goods usually
kept In First Class Grocery
SEVENTH, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at
store No. 1904 18th street northwest, shall sell the
entire contents all rst-class goods which have re-
Gently been purchased from Thurber & Co.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ty23-dts Auctioueer.
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A MOB AFTER An EvANGELEr.-Evangelist Nina
son returned Saturday to Park Ridge, \. j., whence
he was driven out Q couple OF weeks before. He
held religious services last night In the cottage OF
Mrs Berry, and crowd gathered on the outside
waiting for him to show himself At 10 O'clock
when the tough element was about to begin ope-
rati0ns IL was rumOred that their proposed victim
had escaped by back door and gone across the
fields to place OF safety. The report was veri.
he'd, and the crowd got wild. IL subsidized, how
ever, and went home in disgust 1t was very for
tunate for MnaSon that he got away as he did, for
there Is no doubt that very harsh treatment would
have been accorded him had he fallen into the
hands OF the mob
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INAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II WARRENTON, VA,
Opens its 9th annual session Sept. II. 1897 Sit.
for its besuty fertility and healh1uness. Only so
miles from Washington The grounds acres in all
are tasefully laid out The building Of the finest
school edices in the State full corps of teachers
Terms reasonable. and made known ON application.
For Catalogues address
ty15-eo-3m GEO. q. BUTLER. A. NJ Principal
DKEKSKILL On. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q6leglaDS to The Star.


Three Men Killed I'm Fatal slope No. 1.
WItKEsBARRs, Pa, July 25.-Anosher terrible
disaster occurred at O'clock this morning In the
fatal No. slope Of the SusQuehanna Coal Co. at
Nanticoks, whereby three lives were probably
Anthony Broski. Arthur Phillips and Edward
Loroer were engaged In chamber driving head
Ing. They used safety lamps BrosR1 inserted o
10y u giant powder into hole he had drilled and
mutation fna ton Of fire damp, that knocked
c ens Lnlee men AGAINST the ragged sides OF the
cnamoer, mutilating their bodies In Q horrible
mavd lane an0 burning them frtghtfuly Mine Boss
Uav.a Evans and Fire Boss Henry Jones were the
only men In that part OF the mine, and
knocked down by the conclusion and hurt, but
not seriously. The latter gave an Immediate
alarm and many miners rushed to the rescue Of
the injured men In the chamber beyond.
Wnen carried to the surface the blackened flesh
tne three unfortunate miners hung In strips from
tnelr bodies their clothing being torn completely
on. Broski was taken to his home where he died
az noor afterward, surrounded by his weeping
Wife and three children,
PMlnps and Lorber were also conveyed to
tneE nOmcs, and their injuries are pro-
nOunceo latal. Four Of Lorber's brothers were
naleo N tne great disaster in the same mine In
december, 1855, and are numbered among the
ssWen1y,slx whose bones still lie entombed In the
iaIai chamber that never has been reached.
t EmanPs y single man. Lorber has wife and
lour children: There is intense excitement over
the painful disaster
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The Visible Grain supply,

NEW YORK, July 25.-The visible supply OF grain
July %, as compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, was as follows; Wheat, 81. OH ,O51 BUSH
decrease, $3.50; oats, 1911 667 bushels; de-
crease, 103, 49S; rye, 236 1872 bushels; increase,
22,7 700; barley, l2S, 230 bushels; decrease, 1947.
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Difficulty with the ,Longxhoremen

NEW YORK, July 25.-The extent OF the long
shoremen's difficulty Will be gagged this evening
By advertisement In the daily papers the shipping
nen henceforward Will charge sixty cents
ali hour. The present pay Is forty-Hve
cents. Whether the Increase will be granted
will be decided by the Pacific Mail Company
whose steamer, the City OF Para is discharging at
the foot Of Canal street. Work On her tonight
will be necessary to enable her to meet her dates
lists (who avow distncinattOn to Strike) is to de.
cline the night labor and go to WORK as usual in
the morning.
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A HUNDRED STATESMEN ENGAGED IN THE CONnPr.
RACY WHICH BOULANGER REPrsHD 10 HEAD
La France, which is considered the organ OF the
French ex-minister OF war; in support Of its state
ment that Gen. Boulanger refused to head coup
detat, offers to publish the names OF nearly hun
dred French statesmen who were In the con-
sp1racy. disqualification has caused much excite
ment among the Parisans asst is recognized as the
elimination of hostiltties between Boulanger and
his enemies. 1t has had quite an Eject In London,
where Bouianger Is almost universally regarded aS
patriot. Many are inclined to accept as true the
persistent assertions OF his eulogsts that he would
eventually prove his diS1ntereStedneSs and show
that he had saved France from revolution and
II the La France article proves to be well founded
it would seem as II these convictions were certain
to be verified. The question OF vital interest now
Is whether the government will notice the chal.
lengo or ignore 1t. The matter Is pretty sure to
come up In the chamber, and exciting session Is
looked Ior There is little room for doubt that II
1t comes up in the form suggested by La France,
and the government fails TO show good grounds
for dsregard1ng the challenge cabinet crisis Will
result. II Gen. BOulanger comes out OF this affair
with credit and is recalled to the war ministry his
seat there will have security which It lacked
before and which will enable him to carry through
the policy OF revenge with which he Il credited BY
Germany, II he really desires to do SO.
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PROCLAIMED UNDER THE CRIMES Acr.-A special
issue OF the Dublin Gdzetfe announces that the
following counties in ireland have been fQllY pro.
claimed under the crimes act: Kings Leititm.
Longford, Sligo Galway, Mayo. Roscommon, Glare.
perary, Waterford, Wexford, Donegal and Mona
CHAN. The counties partially proclaimed are
Armagh, Carlow, Down, Cavan. Dublin, Kildare,
West Meath and Wicklow. The following towns
have also been proclaimed: Dublin, Cork,
Bsas snd
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A Powder Mill Exnlodes.

THoNAsroN, ME-, July 25.-The Warren Powder
Mill blew up this morning at O'Clock. They had
st .rted up the kerneling mill, In which were
thirty kegs OF powder, three minutes previous to
the explosion. Geo. Shepperd, aged thirty. work
man, was killed. being literally torn in pieces The
same mill was blown up year ago.
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BOWLING, Aucroneer
fifteen ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH EN-

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
AND GOOD WATER-PowER At AUCTIoN. ~
90, On M0NDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1887, at ONE azx
Pennsylvania avenue shall sell tract of land 80
containing Is acres which has q good mill site and
Chain Bridge about three miles above Georgetown D.
G. on high and commanding bluff, easily accessible.
fotomac to the Chain bridge Az summer resort for
is now visited daily by hundreds Ct oarsmen and
over one OF the finest rowing
with good accommodations for visitors this place can
be made the most popular resort around Washington
This property has it Quarry o the
finest stone in the country.
Terms: One-fOurth cash balance in one two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured by
. deed Of trust on the property sold. ConveyancinR
and recording at purchasers cost 5000 deposit re.
Quired at time of sale. iv1S-dts
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JEFF. DAVIS WEARS w. C. T. U. BADGE--JefYer-
son Davis was at the SeaShOre camp ground on the
Gulf coast saturday, where Southern Methodists
have had religious encampment for the past ten
days Beauvoir, his home. Is only q few miles dis
tant. Each year he receives an Invitation to at
tend, with his family. Yesterday, after Mrs Sarah
l: Chopin had made roustng temperance speech,
Mr. Davis approached her and said: 81 Endorse
every word you have uttered, and am heartily in
sympathy with your great cause" He left for
home wearing the silver badge OF the W. C. r, u,
which Mrs.. Chopin had pinned ON his breast
His reception, as usual was datter1ng and enthu-
SiaSttc,
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6ufFALo. ny, July 25.-Tne first biennial con-
ventlon o! the Theatrical Mechanics Association
VI Tue OMted states was begun at the Mansion
House Yesterday. Grand President JAS Mccarthy
occupied the chair. Eleven lodges were repre-
senteo. the report OF the grand secretary gave
Inc membership as 72O. Toronto Lodge was
animated to the organization at the session The
eaectlon OF omcers resulted as follows: Grand
rfesioent James Mccarthy; grand vice-president,
nh9S =; 6ent, OF Chicago; grand secretary, ChaS
T. B: Tyler, grand treasurer Dewitt C. Waugh
day.
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DuNcANsON BROS o3 4nct
'NHOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN AND L
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
on the twentieth day of May, A. d. 1855, and duly f4
recSrded IN Libes Nc 1l2l, folio $50, ct seq. one
Of the land records OF the District OF Columbia and
the request of the party secured thereby under
signed as trustees. will SELL at public auction in front
OF the premises, on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
AUGUST. A. D., 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK p: n, all
that certain piece OF land situate in the City Of Wash
tngt9n in said District known as and being part lot
numbered twenty one GID IL square numbered
on 21st street northwest and running back Of even
width hftyseven feet the depth Of said lot the
being more described in said deed Of trust
together with the improvements thereon consisting Of
two-story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash. the balance in one
ana two years with interest secured by the notes Of
the the, purchaser and deed Of trust on the premises
Terms to be complied With in ten days
from the day Of SALE the trustees the right
to resell at cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser
deposit Of $l00 required on day Of sale.
CHARLES Il. NEWMAN, ! ,..
jy2O-d&ds PHILLIP DARNEILLE5 trustees,
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~ THE CONTINENTALs IN CANP.-A correspondent Of
IHE STAR, writing from Camp Ordway, Lower
Cedar Point, Md, says that yesterday was pleas
Ant day in camp. the boys having recovered from
The ball given In their honor. Religious services
We're held at 10 O'Clock am, kev. Mr.. Lusky
officiating. When the steamer Bishop arrived
Tue boys marched to the Il ndtng to receive squad
or stay-at-home- members under command OF
Lieut.. G. Ludwig, who had taken Sergt. Griffith In
custody on board OF the steamer for diSobeying
promptly coWrt naytaed and sentend ns co was sas
thirteen deviled crabs and three pies, ana do one
hour guard duty. A rifle match will be held We'd
nesday, prize drill for the championship of the
corps Oh Thursday.
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LYNCHED IN NEW ORLEANs.-tast Friday Geo
Washington, colored tramp from BrookhaVen,
who was loallng around the camp Of convtcts en-
gagged in building the Ship Island Railroad, near
Mississippi City, attacked Miss Dettie verltn, q
girl OF seventeen He was armed with q knife
and cut the young lady severely with It, but was
frightened away by the approach Of q young man.
The alarm was sounded, and washington wsscap-
deputy sher1ns were taking him into the jail SAT-
urday morning mob which was assembled there
rushed In got possession OF the prisoner carried
him on quarter Of q mile. and lynched him.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR SALE.A MAGNIFICENT CORNER RESI-
- eeace on Mass ave- containing twenty-five rooms;
iot Soxi20; price $4,000 THOS- g. HESSEY.
yzo-Iw 1OO6 ST. NV.
Tor SALE-A BARGAIN ON ST NV, NEAR
IL 9TH St two-stOry brick and concerted cellar eight
rooms and bath lot 1Sx7O to alley price q, 800
. THOS- q. HENSEY.
U@o-1w 1OO6 st. NV.
ESOR SAIE-A DESIRABLE PRESS BRICK EOCSE
u on llth ST. bet l. and VI n. q rooms and bath
stationary washstsnds hot and cold water concret.u
cellar under entire house lot 22xsg wide allev.
Terms easy Inquire at 1909 q ST. NV ty25-3t'
ISOR SALE-7-ROOM HOUSE. PRESS BRICK,
IL stone trimmings: lot 1Sx100 f., to 3 # alley
good neigh borhCOd, well locate $50 more down
$50 more monthly price $4,000. Also two elegaI
houses. $500. 40 900: $500 cash. $50 or
more monthly. Corner I'd and n. e.. 1Oxl25. sewer
and water IN street 1U1IU LIST, near +. corner Cali
fornia- Address
jy23-3t. 1Oos n w., or loo Fne.
IrOR SALE-NEw HOUSES-wE INVITE YOUR
attention TO the row of houses being completed IN
Portuer Place. northwest, someth ng very fine and
cheap for the price asked-S3 900 each They contain
SIX rooms, cellar under etIilre house. bay window
brown stone steps aud sails, latrObe. slate ana
wood plantels with plate mirrors and all rooms and
halls handsomely papered throughout. 2as hXtures
Included. For terms and particulars apply to DAMN
HOVER SON. lief St r.w. y231m
l1OR SALE-THREE NEW TwO-STORY BRICKS,
Il six rooms all modern improvements. and three
twostory Bricks in rear Will sell these houses as
whole singiy.
As whole this property will pay 10 per cent on
price asked. situate on ST., between Attn and 9th
SITS NV. J. X. WOIST0S.
ty.,3-Jt 629 + ST. n ".